I want to make my first offer on a property I’m walking today.

I would recommend talking with a local commercial leasing agent because they will be a must for your team. they can help you walk through some of the parts.

I want to have a larger space for a bed and I am thinking maybe get that by taking out the walk in closet.

Know how much you want to offer BEFORE you walk in by calculating comps.4.

I’m 27. i wouldn’t walk by there at night when i was 15 and still don’t want to walk by there at night AKA it’s most likely going to stay exactly the way it is, but that’s just me personally.

I recommend you conduct a walk-through inspection to see if there's any pet damage.Lots to do.

If the mentor says they provide the funding, give them a scenario and ask them to walk you through point by point on who has ownership, how much are they putting in, how much are you putting in, what happens if the deal "goes south", etc.

I've walked past this home many times. 

Contract states that escrow will not close until the renters are out.If renters are not out by closing date the seller is responsible to pay for relocation of renters.House is being sold less than market value.I only have until July 30th to rehab the house and need to do most of it myself.Normally I would walk away if things didn't work out, but I'm emotionally invested.

Preliminary research shows costs of coverage that are 3x to 4x that of my current employer.So my question, to those who are self employed or successfully walked away from your W2, how are you handling health and dental coverage?